A Numerical Study of the FENE-CR Model Applied to a Jet Flow Problem
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The FENE-CR model is investigated through a numerical algorithm to simulate the time-dependent moving free surface flow produced by a jet impinging on a flat surface. The objective is to demonstrate that by increasing the extensibility parameter L, the numerical solutions converge to the solutions obtained with the Oldroyd-B model. The governing equations are solved by an established free surface flow solver based on the finite difference and marker-and-cell methods. Numerical predictions of the extensional viscosity obtained with several values of the parameter L are presented. The results show that if the extensibility parameter L is sufficiently large then the extensional viscosities obtained with the FENE-CR model approximate the corresponding Oldroyd-B viscosity. Moreover, the flow from a jet impinging on a flat surface is simulated with various values of the extensibility parameter L and the fluid flow visualizations display convergence to the Oldroyd-B jet flow results.
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FENE-CR model, finite difference, marker-and-cell, free surface, jet buckling
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11th International Conference Of Numerical Analysis And Applied Mathematics 2013, Pts 1 And 2 (icnaam 2013). Melville: Amer Inst Physics, v. 1558, p. 66-69, 2013.
